Hobbes!

HOBBES represents the voice of reason and philosophy in crypto - the sage companion who questions everything and brings clarity to complex ideas. Named after Thomas Hobbes, the 17th-century philosopher, this tiger embodies intellectual rigor in a space that desperately needs it.

In crypto's early conceptual days, when Nick Szabo penned "The God Protocols" in 1997, the need for clear thinking about cryptographic systems was paramount. Hobbes represents that clarity - a philosophical companion who asks the hard questions about trust, security, and decentralization.

Where others see hype, Hobbes sees systems. Where others chase trends, Hobbes contemplates fundamentals. He's the skeptical tiger who demands proof, questions assumptions, and strips away nonsense to reveal the elegant mathematics beneath.

This ties into broader crypto philosophy: before Bitcoin, before smart contracts, there was philosophical groundwork. Hobbes represents that tradition - the Socratic method applied to blockchain, game theory meets stuffed tiger wisdom.